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128 CAG DIRECTORY / L’ANNUAIRE DE L’ACGLong-term monitoring and modelling of climate change through remote sensing (Piwowar)Prairie grasslands - atmospheric interactions (Piwowar)Adaptation of water management to climate change (Sauchyn)Climatic change of the past millennium (Sauchyn)Soil landscape sensitivity to climate variability and change (Sauchyn)Glossary of cartosemiotics (Schlichtmann)Outline of the semiotics of maps (Schlichtmann)Cultural mapping (Siemer)Design and development of electronic atlases (Siemer)Design of national atlas information systems (Siemer)Thematic cartography/medical mapping (Siemer)Ethnic geography of Canadian cities (Thraves)Geography of Saskatchewan (Thraves)Regina: geographical perspectives (Thraves)Regina’s municipal elections, 1985–2009 (Thraves)Canadian-American borderlands (Widdis)Canadian migrant experiences in the United States 1800–1914 (Widdis)Rural development in southern Saskatchewan (Widdis)Sustainable heritage tourism (Widdis)Recent Publications* not a member of this department6current or former graduate studentAWANYO, L. 2009 ‘Exploring the connections: land tenure, social identities, and agrobiodiversitypractices in Ghana’ Geografiska Annaler: Series B, Human Geography 91(2), 137–155⎯⎯⎯ 2009 ‘Meeting housing-space demand through in situ housing adjustments in the AccraMetropolitan Area, Ghana’ Environment and Planning C: Government and Policy 27, 302–3186 AXELSON, J.N., SAUCHYN, D.J. and *BARICHIVICH J. 2009 ‘New reconstructions of streamflowvariability in the South Saskatchewan River Basin from a network of tree ring chronologies,Alberta, Canada’ Water Resources Research 45, W09422, doi:10.1029/2008WR007639EATON, E. 2009 ‘Getting behind the grain: the politics of genetic modification in wheat on the Canadianprairies’ Antipode 41(2), 256–2816 GORDON, S. and PIWOWAR, J. 2009 ‘The availability of locally-grown food in Regina’ PrairiePerspectives 12, 171–193HODDER, K.R. 2009 ‘Flocculation: a key process in the sediment flux of a large, glacier-fed lake’ EarthSurface Processes and Landforms 34(8), 1151–11636 LAPP, S., SAUCHYN, D.J. and *TOTH, B. 2009 ‘Constructing scenarios of future climate and watersupply for the SSRB: use and limitations for vulnerability assessment’ Prairie Forum 34(1), 153–180*MARCHILDON, G.P., 6 PITTMAN, J. and SAUCHYN, D.J. 2009 ‘The Dry Belt and changing aridity in thePalliser Triangle, 1895–2000’ Prairie Forum 34(1), 31–446 PITTMAN, J., *COOK, E., *DIAZ, P. and SAUCHYN, D.J. 2009 ‘Coping with change - family camp at theShoal Lake Cree Nation’ in Sacred Landscapes ed J. Oakes, R. Riewe and A. Cogswell(Winnipeg, MB: Aboriginal Issues Press, University of Manitoba) 30–41PIWOWAR, J.M. 2009 ‘Twenty-metre biophysical variability within the northern mixed-grass prairie’Prairie Perspectives 12, 79–95SAUCHYN, D.J. 2009 ‘Saskatchewan in a warmer climate: the changes we can expect’ Rural CouncillorJuly, 2009⎯⎯⎯ , *BARROW, E., *FANG, X., *HENDERSON, N., *JOHNSTON, M., *POMEROY, J., *THORPE, J.,*WHEATON, E. and *WILLIAMS, B. 2009 Saskatchewan’s Natural Capital in a Changing Climate:An Assessment of Impacts and Adaptation (Regina: University of Regina Report toSaskatchewan Ministry of Environment from the Prairie Adaptation Research Collaborative)